Bergen 2012
Tenth workshop of the EGPA Study Group on ETHICS AND INTEGRITY OF GOVERNANCE
Study Group Co-Chairs
Dr. Gjalt DE GRAAF, VU University Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
Dr. Michael MACAULAY University of Teesside, Teesside Business School (United Kingdom)
Dr. Patrick von MARAVIC Depart. for Public Management & Governance, Zeppelin University (Germany)
List of papers
The normative orientations of public management trainees in China, Denmark, Taiwan and the United States
- Lotte Bøgh ANDERSEN (Aarhus University – Denmark);
- Torben Beck JØRGENSEN (University of Copenhagen – Denmark)
- Karsten VRANGBÆK (Danish Institute of Governmental Research – Denmark)
- Yahong ZHANG (Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey – USA)
The political economy of conflicts of interest in an era of public-private governance
- Staffan ANDERSSON (Linnaeus University – Sweden)
- Frank ANECHIARICO (Hamilton College – U.S.A.)
Virtue Ethics and Moral Practice
- Marcel BECKER (Radboud University – The Netherlands)
Not so fair after all? The effect of procedural fairness on system support in the Nordic welfare states
- Gissur Ó ERLINGSSON (Linköping University – Sweden)
- Jonas LINDE (University of Bergen – Norway)
- Richard ÖHRVALL (Linnaeus University – Sweden):
Integrity systems, values and expectations. Explaining differences in the extent of corruption in three Spanish local governments
- Fernando JIMÉNEZ (University of Murcia – Spain)
- Mónica GARCÍA-QUESADA (Catholic University Louvain – Belgium)
- Manuel VILLORIA (King Juan Carlos University – Spain)
Public Accountability and Performance Management: From Performance Measures to Quality Thinking. Practical and theoretical implications for citizens’ contribution
- Esa KÄYHKÖ Ministry of the Interior- Finland
Meditative Thai Administrators (for ASEAN 2015)
- Sahaschai MAHAWEERA (Phitsanulok University – Thailand)
- Sirintra POBURIPANICH (Phitsanulok University – Thailand)
Revisiting factors that can encourage, cause or allow corrupt conduct
- Alexandra MILLS (Procure Group, Sydney – Australia)
Ethics and ethics management in unusual settings: the case of the European Commission
- Andreea NĂSTASE (Central European University, Budapest -Hungary)
The power of administrative ethics:moving beyond moralism and instrumentalism
- Ciarán O’KELLY (Queen’s University, Belfast – UK)
- Melvin DUBNICK (University of New Hampshire – USA)
The influence of ordinary morality beliefs to non-corrupt and ethical conduct.Cases of Estonian local government and the Jordanian Anti-corruption Commission
- Aive PEVKUR (Tallinn University of Technology – Estonia)
Old-Boy Networks and Administrative Corruption- Case of external election finance in Finland
- Ari SALMINEN (University of Vaasa – Finland)
- Venla MÄNTYSALO (University of Vaasa – Finland)